Ohio State News Condensed Briefs
A rapid digest of Ohio items reports resignations of waterworks trustees in Pindiay Peso, a fatal railway accident in Sandusky, saloon limits in Circleville, fines for Sunday law violations in Bedford, and various local incidents. Additional notes cover executions, lawsuits, business formations, mine accidents, student fines, and political events across the state from Findlay to Youngstown with multiple deaths, injuries, and political changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pindiay
Peso
Suse
Ceupure
Sandusky
John Doyle
Circleville
Pickaway County
Hays
Bedford
Edward Everson
Findlay
William Cannon
Coshocton
James Maxwell
Lanester
Fannie
Hanna
Dwight Miller
Fremont
Wellston
David Edwards
Glenroy
Columbus
Akron
Maria Allen
Forresters
Herusband
Cincinnati
Jennie Jones
Woman's Press Club
Ieaturer
Ossing scattered Ohio items mix crime and politics
A garbled Ohio wire service mix reports a range of events from arrests and embezzlement to fires and political moves. Highlights include Scott Emulsion ads, Patrolman Houston arrest rumors, piano factory fire, a cannibalism case, Belmont county congressional nomination, and various county court actions across Columbus, Cincinnati, Massillon, Marietta, and Gallia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Springield
Wickham & Chapman
Toledo
McCrell
W. Rockwell
Wellsville
Olive Bayte
Steubenville
Caleb L. Weems
Belmont County
Gull
John Lie
Franklin County
Columbus
Sheets
Hamilton
Alfred Knapp
Massillon
Skinner
Lus
Marsortlus
Abysinia
King Men‘elik
Cincinnati
A. B. Riggs
Washington County
Cincinnati Inter-Urban Terminal Company
South Lebanon
Alonzo Weed
Amesville
F. C. Bonner
McKinley Memorial Association
New Jersey
McKinley
Urbana
Houster
Lancaster
Common Pleas Court
Fairfield County
Springdela
Pomeroy
Laurie Ferdinand G. Gilkey
Gilkey
Hara Haning
Bedford Township
Haning
Wilber Illiams
Athens County
Frihnna
Bridgeport
John Griffis
Logan
Hamiltton
Lee Bird
George M. Collier
William Kennedy
Collier
Zenestille
Ohio Canal Association
Ohio Canal
Cleveland
Muskingurs
Cordial of Cod Liver Gii Claims Broad Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Hagee's Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as strengthening the blood and flesh to resist disease. It promises prevention and relief from coughs colds bronchitis consumption nervousness insomnia indigestion and weakened post fever conditions, claiming all the goodness of cod liver oil without the taste or smell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Tour Deales
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Hagee
Not Called For Advertised List at Athens Ohio Post
The following names appear as advertised for delivery or notice at the Ensionager in Athens Ohio on Monday Apt 3 Allen Tellie Ayers Mila Baker Luther Brown Mia Prank Bladla Ida Black Lizzie Dean Carl Downey Lydia Durant Clyde Ewing Earnest Wm Elliott Leslia Field Harry For tune Mrs Jas R Foster J W 3 Farber Chas Gessell Minnie Has vis O M Booking Ida M Hand Mary D Kelley F A Kelley Rev N B Lazarus Chs Lewis L Gomis Etta Moore Mrs Mull Pearl Nerison Mels Norris Hanna Pee Julian Purdy Francis SL Smith Lina Stewart Lusetta Stead James Selby Mrs CG Waterman Mrs J T Woodin A M. Persons calling for above please say advertised D Gist Postmaster.
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Athens
Ohio
Allen
Tellie
Ayers
Mila
Baker
Luther
Brown
Mia Prank
Bladla
Ida
Black
Lizzie
Dean
Carl
Downey
Lydia
Durant
Clyde
Ewing
Earnest
Elliott
Leslia
Field
Harry
Fortune
Jas. R
Foster
J. W
Farber
Chas
Gessell
Minnie
Hasvis
O. M
Booking
Ida M
Lina
Stewart
Lusetta
Stead
James
Selby
Waterman
J.T
Woodin
A. M
D. Gist
Confessions of a Priest and Warship Debate
Rev Jno Cox of Ware Arkansas says he suffered yellow jaundice for 12 years until Electric Bitters cured him. A testimonial extols Electric Bitters for liver kidney and stomach issues and debility. The piece shifts to Secretary Moody arguing battleships should be fast with battleships arriving after fights count little, and mentions storever ships tearing from enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. & Cox
Ware
Ark
W. H. McKee
Moody
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Recalled in Kansas City Fire
Otto Doda of Ponder writes of a year long ugly sore cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve purchased at W. B. H. McKee’s Drug Store. Kansas City will face a month of ruined telephone service after a fire destroyed the main exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Doda
Ponder
Buckien
W.bh. McKee
Kansas City
Robbery and Health Cure Mentioned in Incomplete Notes
A Cavendish, Virginia resident named LeQuinn was described as robbed of health by chronic constipation. The text claims Dr. King's New Life Pills ended the illness, touting a cure and a 23 cent price at W. B. McKee's Drug Store, while a note about President Roosevelt lacking a pistol appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeQuinn
Cavendish
Dr. King
W. B. McKee
Do Good It Pays and Common Cough Remedy
A Chicago man argues good deeds exceed real estate deeds and shares trust in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He lists personal endorsements and urges use to ward off pneumonia, praising the medicine's safety and past help from McKee's Drug Store. Some scorn German-made cartridges and recall John Wesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chamberlain
McKee
John Wesley
Mistress Wesley
Isin
Ohio Fourth Circuit fixes 1904 court terms by county
The Ohio Fourth Judicial Circuit sets start dates for county courts in 1904. Washington, Athens, Hocking, and other counties have specified January through December start dates, with terms beginning at 9 70 clock A.M. and signed by judges Cherrington Jones and Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Washington County
Athens County
Hocking County
Vinton County
Meigs County
Gallia County
Lawrence County
Scioto County
Adams County
Brown County
Bighland County
Pickaway County
Ross County
Pike County
Jackson Courty
S&tete
Ohio
Washinon County
RB McKinstry
Athens
Circuit Court
State of
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A. Repass
North Main Street
Bowling Green
Starn & Hassell
Doan
Fester-Milburn Co
Butefalo
State News
Marion—O. D. Northray
Delilah Eversole
Prospect
Lorain
Issael
Napoleon
Henry County
Dollie Carlile
Saloninus Hardy
George Miller
Hartman Stock Farm
Bellefontaine
A. Foster
Tom Landerfelt
East Laverpool
Ohio State Liquor League
Weaver
Harry A. Garfield
Garfield
Princeton College
Marietta
O. P. Hyde
Hokes
J. S. Devol
Canal Dover
Buchanan
McWilliams
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Uncle Tom’s
Youngstown
Frank Tramaine
Bristol
Tenn
Scott
Pearl Street
New York
Gallipolis
Gallia F County
George Stedman
Keapp
The
Zeitung
Samuel A. Nash
Cline
Standard OL
Bank of Athens
United States
J.D. Brown
Golden
Nephone
W. A. Hibbard
Cities
Warren Building
Postoffice
Bell
Srael M’ Foster
J. S. Basom
Athen5
Coury Street
Roy P. Gillespie
Fulton’s
DRS
Edna Thompson
Suine's
Hi. H. Haning
Roosevelt
Germany
Ramons
Sdars
C. B. Henderson
Drag Store
Thomas Cherrington
Thomas A. Jones
Festus Walters
Greening Bros. Nursery Co
Monroe, Aos
TOD Acres. Thay
Mariette
B. Ware Ae
Mariet Columbus
Northwest
Broadwells
Arpabure
Paris
Atheny
Columba
Detroit
Charleston
Palos
Tole
Maratta
Riddell
Basu
Union Pacific
Les
Union Pacifi
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
W. H. Conner
Gi. A
Middleport
Point Pleasant
Clio Central Lines
Cnts
Richmond
Poland
Department of Agriculture
L. R. Taft
Michigan Agricultural College
Monroe
Mich
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